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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-02
SUMMONS.

TN THE JUSTICE COURT or PfooHE
i Township. Of the County Of Lincoln, State
Of Nevada; J.. II. Reece. Plaintiff. VI. y. h.
DUFF, Defendant. The State Of Eevads
sends greeting 10 J. n. Dun. defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my ONCE In Phoebe, In the County Of
Lincoln. on the 25th day OF April 1857, Il ii
o'clock A. NJ, IN an action brought agAinst you
by said plaintiff. - answer tho complaint Of the
above named plaintiff. Said action 10 brought
to recover Judgment sgainst you In favor Of
said plaintiff for the sum Of Fifty 1851 Dolisrs
gold coin, for medical services rendered you
and on your request In 1885,. IS shown by ths
account Med In this action or Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount. togsthx
with costs Of this suit II you fail 10 sp-
Gear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
Greeting; Make legal service and due return
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March.
lssI A. A. YOUNG,
Justice Of tho Peace u said Phoebe township.
Attest true copy. x d. TURNER. sheriff.
ml1ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Blown to Pieces.

STREAToR, Ills, July 21.-At ESQ this
morning the entire city was aroused by a
most terrific explosion, which was i'm
mediately followed by the ringing of the
fire bell. In few minutes it was learn
ed that the powder house of the hi,ago,
Wilmington and Yermilloin Coal Com
pany had been struck by lightning, and
between eight and ten thousand pounds
of powder had exploded.
On arriving at the scene terrible sight
presented itself. Every dwelling on the
south and west side OF the powder house
had been completely shattered, and in
most cases entirely demolished Not a
vestige of the powder house remains,
while where 1t stood Is an excavation
about sixty feet long, forty feet wide and
twenty feet deep Rescuing parties were
formed, and the search tor the dead and
injured began. Strange as it may seem,
only one fatality has been reported, but
large number are seriously injured.
A tramp who was sleeping In car
near the powder house was probab y
fatally injured The number of minor
casualties will reach nearly hundred.
There were forty-ive dwellings almost
totally demolished, and there is not
plate glass window left in the business
part OF the city. 1t is impossible at thi
time to estimate the loss, but 1t Will
probably reach Si5, 900 or 100000.
A speci,l meeting Of lhs city Council
is being held this afternoon 10 determine
who is responsible for so large an amount
of powder being stored in the city nmlts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
A Soldiar HOnOred.

O. B. Lower, q private in company
X OF the old Pennsylvauia Buck
tails" during the war, and now In the
employ of cafe deposit COMPANY In
Washington, was by order OF the
President on Wednesday, granted o
medal OF honor for merisorious service
during ths war. The special acts for
which the medal WAS granted were Nfor
continuing In the battle Of the VIII
derness after being wounded; for partici
patton In the battles OF Spotsy lvania,
North Arm river ard Bethesda Church
while still suffering from his wound,
and for escaping from the Confederates
while being transported from Libby
prison to Andersonvile by jumping
from q moving train, and making his
way across the mountains into West
Virginia, and thence back to his com
nand."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Rum Did 1t,

NEW YORK, July 81 The victims of
w. II Laden's murderous bullets, at LOG
East 109th street, last night, were still in
the Presbyterian Hospital to day. His
wife of Two weeks, who was slot In the
shoulder, is In a fair way of recovery. The
bullet has been extracted, and no injury
has been done to the bones so far as as
certained. Her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright, who is thirty mine years OF age,
is dying. Laden's bullet entered her
side and pierced the lung No attempt
was made to find it, as probing would
almost certainly hasten death. Both pa
tients were prohibited from talking, al
though Mrs. WrIght's husband was pres
ent this morning at the hospital with his
younger daughter Lydia. The body Of
the suicide aud would be murderer was in
the dead house OF the hospital, with 6
gaping bullet wound IN the right temple
u little forward from the ear.
Mr.. Wright, the father and husband
when spoken to by reporter said he per
sonally knew nothing of the sad even
except that Laden had been drinking re
Gently, and his daughter Lydia said tn
dead man had bsen ugly in temper jus
before supper time She did not sc
Laden fire the first shot at her sister, bu
when he pursued her through the room
she saw the second shot, which hit lie
sister, and also that which wounded he
mother. She then ran into the street, AN
was not present when Laden shot himself
1t all happened in few moments, an
she was 30 frightened that she can remeu
Der but few of the details.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Sold hYiha Shariff.

The following properties were sold at
the Court House yesterday afternoon
by q. w. Stanton, auctioueer, by order
of Sheriff Lam bson:
A two story brick house, with a lot
1910 feet, seizsd as the property o.
Howard H. Cornell, and situated on
Tatnall street near Twenty fourth, to
Amanda e. Cornell for 81 ,685.
A two story frame house at Third and
Rod dmond streets, and o house and lot
adjoining, taken In execution as the
property Of Isaac B. Murray, was sold
to j. E. Smith, Esq, attorney, for $3.50.
A two.story brick house with lot ID
feet inches by II feet IL inches, situ
ated as Third and Lombard streets,
taken In execution as the property of
Peter W. CLARK. was purchased by
Hugh Duffy for 1878
A two story brick house with lot 6tz
ID feet, on Buttonwood street near De.
catur, teiz I'D as the property of Levi L
White, was sold TO William Forrest TO,
1860
A two ,etory brick house, at the cor
ner OF Wilson and Taylor streets, with
lot IA fee 3 iuches by II feet Ii inches
to E. H. Huffsckor, Esq, attorney, for
SS00.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
An IlluslOr.

The persons who claim that they saw
various kegs of beer going In the d.
rect!on o! an encampment OF certain
guardians of the public peace the past
week, who had bsen granted furlough, ,
and a. different times some OF the party
had become strangely elsted and per.
formed singular feats In pedestrtanism
must have been labtring under som 3
strange halluo!rntion, or were afflicted
with strabismus of the worst kind. We
would almost as soon believe ghost
story as a tale of the above description,
sni therefore we must refer the tale To
those who believe in apparitione, the gifl
of double sight, the truth of dresrns, Oh
the various vaearies of Munohausen.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Democrats In Council.

The Democratic State Convention OF
Ohio met on Thursday in Cleveland.
Congressman Seney was chosen perna.
nent chairman. Thomas e. Powell was
nominated for Governor on the second
ballot. He Is lawyer by profession,
and about 43 years Of age. During the
war he served four months as private
in an Ohio regiment. He has been
candidate for Attorney General and for
Congressman, and In 1884 headed the
Democratic Electoral ticket. The plat
form adopted fully endorses the admin
istraticn Of President Cleveland; de-
clares for red uction of the tariff de.
nounces sny attempt to abolish the
whisky tax for the purpose OF keeping
mp the present tariff system; declares
that the public lands BhoYld bs held for
actual settlers; syDpatbizsb win Home
Rule in Ireland; opposes the immi
grafton of aliens who are unwilling te
declare their intention to become ctti
zens Of the q nited States, and declares
for "a proper regulsio OF the Liquor
traffic."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
VIII AHecl Cattle Prtces,

DENVER. Col, July 2l.-The cattle
men who now haye their herds going
North on the great cattle trail have de.
cided upon move, which will face about
so 600 head now on the trail and drive
them back into Texas The reason for so
doing is because there is absolutely no
market for the cattle. Theodore Ives, of
Fort Worth, declares the act disastro rous,
and the result of the failure 10 get the
cattle to market will have the effect of
putting 81, 100000 worth of beef back in :.
to Texas, which is already overstocked,
thus driving prices down TO rrinous fig
ures. 1t may cause a number OF fail
ures.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
For Atlantic City,

The owners of the steamers Brandy
wine and Wilmington, in accordance
with the desire always shown By them
to accommodate the public, have made
arrangements By which all who wish
can, by taking the steamer Brandywine
from Fourth street wharf al O'Clock
next Sunday morning, enjoy o trip to
Atlantic City, snd spend six hours on
The beach. The boat will connect at
Cam den with tho Philadelphia and At.
lart,c City train, reaching that place at
IL O'Clock. Returning will leave At.
isntic City at 8 O'Clock, and reach this
city about p. IN. The fare for the
round trip has been fixed at 81 80, and
there is no doubs bat this opportunity
will be improved by many to visit the
City By the Sea-"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
PerSOpAl.

Black Flag Insi C; powder. All sizae,
o. Tay lor u Fulleiton's, 3)2 R,ng st.
Miss l. zzie Wilkins left the city this
morning for N sw York city to be absent
for an Indefinite period.
Miss L NINA NJ. Barton, OF this oity'
will leava to day for Blue Ridge, Bed
ford Springs, Mauca Chunk, Switch
back AMI other places Of note. She
will return homs in about three weeks.
The Rev. Enoch Stubbs, formerly
pastor OF Asbury Church, this city, but
now stationed in Phila a1elphia, Was on
Wednesday last elected President OF
the Chester Heights Camp Meeting AS
sociation.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
English breakfast Tea.
We make . speciality of these goods.
Grip PENS, Estt Sec1ud street.
Corrupt Indianapolis elections.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ina. July 21.-In
ths tally sheet cases to-day Stat.'s evil
denoe witness Perkins testified directly
to having personally altered some Of
the muti!ated sheets In the presence Of
and at the expense and request Of other
d defendants. and told further how the
d efendart Metcs.f had purchased the
cid to be used on the tally sheets and
10 the experiments made by the latter
t) dstermins the success OF alterations.
He also testified that tho defendants
had raised and app led Sl4, 900 for the
corruption OF the 6rst Grand Jury by
which they wsra Investigated. The tes-
timony has created great sensation
here,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
ButtsriniIK,

Jonas Heck appeared in our city this
morning after an iuterregnum OF scme
forty Gays. On the 1lth oeJune last he
TODD q drink of buttermilk which ope.
rated on his sy stem some what like that
which was recently partaken Of by
Treasurer Herbert. He became very
sick when a policeman arrested him
and took him before judge Cummins
on the charge OF bsiug drunk. That
fun notionary fined him S5 and costs, and
In default OF payment hs was compelled
to pass forty days and fo,ty nights at
the houe In New Castle This morning
he wanted 5 cents to get another drink
of butlermilk.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
NoWs Summary.

b. B. johnson and Charles B. Smith,
colored, accompanied by several colored
women, entered Houston's beer garden
in Chicago Q few nights ago. They
were told that colorsd people were not
served In the place, and they had
Houston arrested at once. On WSS.. %.
day the case was heard by Justice
Smith, who held Houston TO answer In
the Criminal Court under $500 bonds
for violating the State act OF 1885, enti
tied "An act to protect all citizens In
their civil and legal rights" The pen.
atty 10 fine OF from $25 to $500, or six
months imprisonment.
Miss Josie Holmes, who was ex
change clerk Of the Fidelity National
Bank of Cincinnati, land whose visits
and consu ltations with Mr.. e. l.. Hsr-
per, late vice presto Of the bank,
caused his removal to the Dayton jail,
was yesterday served with Q warrant
charging her with aiding and abetting
Harper In bis illegal conduct, for
which he 10 now awaiting trial.
There have been ten new cases OF
yellow fever since yesterday AID nc
deaths. OF the seventy cases now under
treatment sixty, at least, are children,
who pass through this sickness just as
Northern children have measles or soar
let fever. These cases have no bearing
on the sanitary condition.
Charles Saunders, q young man, i'm
prisoned in flooded mine a; Grand
Junction, Iowa, last Monday morning
WAS rescued alive and we'll yesterday
afternoon. He escaped from the wstel
by hiding in an old air chamber, ter
feet square, aud when rescued had beel
Imprisoned 1l0 hours.
Near Arden, Ontario, on Wedn' ada.
night, Mrs, W. B. Mills, her Two dsugh
ters and q eister tn-law went into tn
lake to bathe. One of the daughter
got beyond Der depth and the other
went to her rescue. The result was tina
oil except the younger daughter wer
. drowned.
The fy.wheel Of an engine in th
Roane Iron CompaUy's stsel mill q
Chattanooga burst Thursday mornir'
aud tore up the roof OF the mill. tt
4 debris fell on shed, under which Eli
) Rineer Hord AMI another workman wei
n sleeping. Hord was killed aad tn
e other severely injured.
G Near Petersburg, Pa, on Weinesds
G night, Peter Burkhard, aged 20 year
shot and killed his young wife In pr
sencs of their year. old hoy and the
n committed suicide. Jealousy wns Il
cause.
y !. Yesterday was Mrs. Cleveiand's 2;
a birthday. 1t was very quietly ceiesr
= ted at Oak View, near Washington.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
RREvITIEs.

Tho cheapest. nat house in tho city.
Rumf0rd Bros 404 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at fullmers.
Meals from TO midnight at Fullmor's.
boast dinners speciality at Fullmor's.
BroiIed spring chicken at FuiImer's.
Devilcd and slowed crabs at Fallmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters st Fullmers.
FRIED oysters at FuIlmsr's.
Planned and slowed oysters at Fullme
TT Bush's coal; you viii like II
rry Bush's coal ycu will surely like IT,
". ). KimDie, grocer, znd and Just,son.
Miilard y. Davts', jswslsf, u. snd street
Zinc 10 X. Kings, 81 HAnrs, IL =. Fourth
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 18th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
CO to NJ. Grady's boot and shoe store, 234
King st. Quick sales and small profits.
Gall and see the famous oil stove ut
Pickcls' stove store.
Yerger's, Al9 Shipley street, is tho leading
place for picture frames in this city.
window screons and doer screens made at
Yerser's, As SIMPLIFY street.
Csll and SEQ tho Daisy Oil stove at Piokols
stove store, East Fourth street.
Soft shell crabs received daily at Harper
Bro. q, II East Fourth street.
Shh huu hoo tuo HAtUA h07t Hhsuhhs
Stoves at Pickels' stove store, Eset Fourth
street.
Country buttermilk Ice cold by the glass
at No. 4 West Second street. Fresh ever
day.
Go TO N. W. corner Third and Washing
ton streets TO ge:y yOur Furniture repaired
vanished or upholstered Or chairs re.caned
Fish and oysters fresh every day at Pen
noll'G, Second and King streets. Also clam
end crabs.
Go TO II. H. Moore's stalls, "a and "a Sec
ond street market, tor your choice oreane
fresh butter; Also the best crca n choose O
market prise.
Ross, l1o Market street, has q large stoc
OF straw hats, bouRht By the case at yer
low prices: also fui supply Of summer nj
Iderwear, SUPP ,nders, necKwear and hosiery
II you want cheap picture frames 90 to
x. Baugh, 203 West Second street. hay
the largest stock In Delaware; come and ss
for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Threatening the Green Boys.

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, July 21.-The
discovery was made yesterday that the
remains OF Leu la Mabitt Lave been
spirited away from the vault in Spring.
vale cemetery at Lafayette. To pre-
vent lynchiug Bill and Amer Green
were sscretely conveyed to night to
ths State Psnitentiary. The stealing
OF the body of The murdered girl made
the mob viol 4ncs almost q Certainly.
The Green poys will be kept at the
penitentiary until the day for their
trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
slxry-one Fierce Rounds.

NEW YORK, July 81 : Ike" Weir,
the "Bslfast Spider" and Johnny Hav
lin, the Boston pua.list, met In the ring
In Rhode leland near the Connecticut
line last night. Jack Ashton, the
Rhode Island pugilist seconded Hav.in
ard Dan Gill did similar duty for the
"Spider." Pete Colvil!e was chosen
referee. The 6gh. was terrific ono,
lastinR sixty.one rounds. Both meo
cut and slashed each other in fearful
manner There were many knock downs
and fierce rushes made ny both mon.
At the end OF the eizty first round the
battle was declared u draw. The bet
ting was very free, the odds turning
with each ronnd as either man seemed
to have an advantaye.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Kllrain and smith to Fight In spain.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Richard X.
Fox cabled to this city to-day that h G
had completed arrangements for q fig hit
for the go called worlds champion ship
between Jem Smith ard Jake XII rain
for $4,000 side, the fight TO take place
in Spain four months from date Of sign.
ing articles. Each side W III be allowed
fifty friends. Articles will be signed
next Tuesday, when 81 600 forfeit from
each side will be tut up. FOX offered
Charley White, Smith's baoker, $500 to
bring his man to America.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
A Brutal NJ usic.sn.

FoTTsvILLE, Pa, July 21.-Profes'
so- M, ID. Thompson, professional
musician OF this city, has bsen in the
hatit of cruelty maltreasing his wife.
About four weeks ago he beat and
kicked her In an outrageous manner,
from the effects of which sbe has been
confined to bsd ever since. The woman
is in q dying condition tonight, and
upon information being given to the
authorities by the attending physician
Thorn pson has been arrested ard com I.
mitted to prison. Mrs. Thompson Is
80 years o age and her husband about
35. They have one child about Is
months old.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Roat Raoa This Evening.

A race will take plane this evening.
leaving Third street bridge at z 80 to
Paschall's wharf, between the following
named boats:
Gig Idalia-H. e First, bow; j. M.
Jacksou, No. 2; ElISood @. Jackson,
No. 3; Thomas =. Lswis, stroke; Fred
erick Collins, coxswstn. Shell vesper
E IL. Mitchell, bow; Theodore T.
Herman, No. 2; j. K. Rudolph, No. 8;
John E. whitohes1, stroke; G. Park
Postles, coxswain.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Very Dry.

Paddy Do.an, who claims to be
printer, was very dry this morning. He
was raised In ou, city, but has been
working for some years in Philadelphia.
A few day 8 ago he came cown with
man who pretended to be his friend, but
who afterwards stole his hat and some
clothing, leaving him penniless and deg
titute. His friends, II he has any,
should look after him and assist him to
straiRhten up and make q man of him.
II possible, as he ia stout and hearty and
not devoid of sense.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
A New York Saiesman's Suicide.

NEW YORK. July q ALBERT Il.
Givin, thir,y-one years old, the New
York salesman for this firm Of M. W.
Upper & Co., manufacturers Of ladies
trimmings In Philadelphia, tried to kill
himself this morning, and at present is
q prisoner under guard in the New
York Hospital. Mr.. Givin has an office
FURNISHED room at % Irving place. 81.
weeks ago he lost his wife, and has
dency, In which he, ordinarily not q
hard drinker, drank desp to drown his
sorrow. It was In this condition that
the idea OF su eide occurred to him, and
was promptly acted upon this morning,
when he shot himself in the breast. He
may recover.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
SPECIAL nKMTJOH,
II 10 . Fact

;hss everybody ought to Enow that A.
Sergeant gives 22A0 Ds. Of the best,
well-cleonsd coal in every ton you buy.
Oag, pine and hickory kindling wood
Il srge loads. Lime for whitswnsh-
Ing. Yard, foot OF Monros street. Cen.
tral Office, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign, Open In the
aveninQ.
Bush's, Preach street wharf, sls tb
olaco N buy your coal
70. e,od Goa 90 TO Buah's. French
ftreat uhArs
Everybody chews LowBall. Just ita
The mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Maryland A venue.

The attention of the members of the
Street Commission is directed to the con.
di ion of Maryland Avenue. Every one
who drives over it complains of it, and
declares it to be a disgrace to our city.
We think that some arrangement should
be made for its immediate repair. The
holes should be filled up with the loose
stone lying around, and by a little labor
IL could be rendered more pleasant to
drive over,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
a Desperate Murderer Lynched.

MINEAoLA, Texss, July 81 Will.
liam johnson, a desperate, shot and
killed Baker, saloon keeper. Tuesday
night, and fed the country. The Sheriff
pursued him with bloodhounds, and
found the criminal in a swamp. He
shot three Of the dogs and one Of the
deputies, bat was finally captured, and
without farther ceremony WAS lynched.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

We are giving especial attention 10
furnishing families with best brands Of
fiours, and are confident we can give
entire satisfaction both as to quality
and price. Call at the mill, 101 Mary.
land avenue, for particulars. Tatnall
Bros.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
a OAd,

To all who are suffering tzor the er.
rore and irdlscretions Of youth, nervous
WEAKNESS, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self.address-
ed envelope TO the RRv. JosEfH T.
INMAN Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Oolored Method dist, at ocean Grove.

OCEAN GROVE July 81 To lay was
jubilee day In the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. About five thousand
colored persons came here from New
York, Jersey City, Newark and Phila-
delphia on special excursion trains.
Tue crowd was orderly. A few OF the
visitors went tn the bath houses and
asked for bathing suits, hut were re.
fused. They took the refusal IN good
part. A jubilee meeting was held in
the auditorium OF the Camp Meeting
Association.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Engine Dltcheds

Yesterday morning as engine No. 80
was being run frnm The De aware to the
aud Virginia road at Hsr-
riugton, it Jumped the track aud was
,liteted. The psinser saved himself
from being crushsd underEeath II by
iump,uy off. Tue engine was BADLY
wrecked ard travel was delay ed for
some time.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

THE REV. GEO. 81. THAYER, of Bour.
bon, Ind. says: 'Bo,h myself and
wife owe our lives TO Sbiloh's Copsump'
tion Cure" Sold by N. b. Danforth,
cor. Ind {; Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

For bad blood no remedy is 30 nice as
DR.. slEms' Blood Purifier. Depot,
Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del.
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
TIE M0sT INExpr RIENcED ORR,

can, with "Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing and ironing as can be done in
any laundry. Boiling not necessary {;
unlike any other "Rough on Dirt" can
be used in both washing and starchipg;
you need have no fear in using this ar.
ticle; free from vile alkali, It does not
rot, yellow nor injure the finest fabric /;
clears, bleaohes, whitens, " Rough on
Dirt" is the only article that can be ad-
dsd to aterch (hot or cald) to give .
good body and beauuIG' oss. Ask for
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packag-
es. All Erst.clsss Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

ARE YOU MADE miserable BY ind1.
gestion, constipation. dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital
izer is positive cure. Sold by n. Is
Danforth, cor. 2ad a. Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
uor Coupbs and Throat Disorders

use Browns Bronchial Troches. Have
never changed my mind respecting them,
except think better OF that which ! be,
gan thinking well oi.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. Sold only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
DOWN PRICES

buyers came too
t the unquestion-
$40 and SI2 Suits
made up for this
fhey might have no
b complain, and ap-
hoa well we de-
+ confidence of Gus
sI2.5o and SIS
pen's Cashmere
4
/, to $40 and SI2.
Es.
Re- better by several
than stores offer al
pces. All and
y our work people.
can still get fine S2s
! SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Grand snapper Lunch

and Hartman's beer on Saturday night
from uatil 10 O'Clock, at Louisa
Nitchke's, Sl1 West Second street.